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Just saw this on my Facebook feed...relevant to our recent discussions:
http://www.runnersworld.com/running-tips/10-signs-that-you-need-a-rest-day?cid=socTP_20150629_48220556&adbid=10152880205971987&adbpl=fb&adbpr=98154869860 -
Completed Week 5 Day 1 today! I'm happy about that, but nervous about the next 2 days... I know W5D3 is the "breakthrough" one for a lot of people. I just don't want to fail at that one, so... Fingers crossed!0
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Week 7/Day 3 done!! I had to run through some sprinklers to get it done, but I did it! Seriously though, what kind of public park runs their sprinklers at 6am when the joggers are out?!?!
WTG! Sprinklers don't sound like a bad idea especially when I'm almost done. One more week before graduation.0 -
MusicalMelanie11 wrote: »Completed Week 5 Day 1 today! I'm happy about that, but nervous about the next 2 days... I know W5D3 is the "breakthrough" one for a lot of people. I just don't want to fail at that one, so... Fingers crossed!
Slow down, if you have got this far, the issue will be in your head not your body. That's why it is a breakthrough, you will realise that it is your mind that is holding you back. Good luck for days 2 and 3
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W3D1 for the third week now. I am struggling mentally with he idea of running 5 minutes non-stop.0
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Trent1612000 wrote: »W3D1 for the third week now. I am struggling mentally with he idea of running 5 minutes non-stop.
Can you talk while doing the run interval, if you can't you are going too fast. The normal reason for not succeeding this is to think you can run like you are in the Olympics. Slow down is does become a whole lot easier. Try it, post the results either way. Good luck
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Week 6 day 2..... can't believe I've gotten this far! Two 10 min runs but the first one paused so I just kept going..... I don't know if I did 15 mins!!. second stretch was a little easier but was knackered after..... big one next.....0
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Did W8D3 on Friday evening and absolutely nailed it!!
Managed just over 30 minutes and 4.85 km.
I'M NEARLY THERE
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Started Week 9 on Sunday morning, with the intention of speeding up a little AND increasing the time and distance I run for.
And the news is...
5.1 km in 32 mins 40 seconds!!
YES!!!!!! I DID 5K!!!!
How do I claim my prize?!!0 -
krichard08 wrote: »Completed W7D1 last night!! Feeling great about it! I can't believe that I can run (jog) for 25 minutes straight with out stopping. ME! The person that quit the program by Week 3 the first time around! Yay!! I am doing the Zenlabs C25K program so mine only goes to the end of week 8. I can see the finish line from here!!
WELL DONE YOU!!
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I am in a slump. I have tried week 4 day 1 two times and have failed both times. I get thru the first half just fine but in the middle of my second 3 minute run I have to stop what is annoying me is that I'm not stopping because I'm out of breath it is that my calfs hurt so bad I can't do it anymore. Trying again tomorrow and I researched some stretches to do before and after so fingers crossed!0
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worldsworstsuperhero wrote: »Started Week 9 on Sunday morning, with the intention of speeding up a little AND increasing the time and distance I run for.
And the news is...
5.1 km in 32 mins 40 seconds!!
YES!!!!!! I DID 5K!!!!
How do I claim my prize?!!
Congrats!
Still at the start myself. Just got home from W2D3. Still running pretty slow, but I'm doing all right. Little worried I'm running too slow just because I'm in my head that I'll be tired if I speed up.0 -
Hi all!
First off, congrats to everyone making amazing progress! !
secondly, I know I've been a little mia but have been travelling on business. But not to worry, I've been getting my runs in albeit sometimes I'll let two days lapse between runs. I'm on week 8 day 2 for tomorrow. I'm on business in nyc and m looking forward to running in iconic central park!!
Happy eunnings, everyone! !0 -
Runnings. ... not eunnings...0
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worldsworstsuperhero wrote: »Started Week 9 on Sunday morning, with the intention of speeding up a little AND increasing the time and distance I run for.
And the news is...
5.1 km in 32 mins 40 seconds!!
YES!!!!!! I DID 5K!!!!
How do I claim my prize?!!
Well done xx0 -
jessisgonnagetfit wrote: »... it is that my calfs hurt so bad...
That strikes me as a gait issue. What style of running step do you adopt? Are you heel, forefoot or midfoot striking?
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Week 8/Day 1 done this morning. I didn't sleep very well last night, so this one was a bit of a struggle. No pain or breathing issues, basically just felt like the Earth's gravitational pull increased overnight...LOL! Anyway, it's done and tomorrow is a rest day. Happy Tuesday to all!!!!0
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MusicalMelanie11 wrote: »Completed Week 5 Day 1 today! I'm happy about that, but nervous about the next 2 days... I know W5D3 is the "breakthrough" one for a lot of people. I just don't want to fail at that one, so... Fingers crossed!
Don't be nervous. It is a mental thing. Go ahead and get it in your head that you can do it. Trust the training. You are ready just don't let the fear get in your head. Good luck!0 -
Completed w5d1 this morning. Finished more than a mile away from my house and it was all downhill so decided to add one more 5 minute jog in that turned into 10. It felt good.0
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MeanderingMammal wrote: »jessisgonnagetfit wrote: »... it is that my calfs hurt so bad...
That strikes me as a gait issue. What style of running step do you adopt? Are you heel, forefoot or midfoot striking?
I honestly have no idea I haven't really payed any attention I think middle of my foot but I could be wrong. I tried it again today and same thing happened and I did my stretches so I am feeling very defeated.0
